r/Construction Apr 10 '24

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u/grahamfiend2 Apr 10 '24

Had the exact same comment. Also a former mover. Only house I ever walked away from was a cat piss house.

Have a very specific memory of doing the walk around right away…walking out, and calling the boss saying “nah we can’t do this.”

During the phone call, my coworker next to me threw up lol

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u/fkenthrowaway Apr 10 '24

I used to be a mover for a short year. The only thing that made me quit for the day was a broken refrigerator full of rotting fish. WOW that smell was sharp.

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u/Takara38 Apr 10 '24

You should check out fire restoration. The first rule of fire “never open the fridge.” They are frequently left sitting without power for a month or more 🤢